Will this mobo support full msata ssd? I am aware that there is a wifi module there, but if I remove it, can I insert a full msata ssd?
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i apologize I do not know I have not tried it but it is the same slot I don't see why not.
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No, you can't insert micro SSD in this laptop because it has only two sata slots for two HDDs or SSDs (or both). No msata slots, but dominator pro version has msata slots
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Go here: http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4139#dlWindows XP 32-bit and 64-bit are both supported. You'll be limited in HDD size and other factors, plus you WILL need a USB floppy drive if you want to install on the integrated FakeRAID/HybridRAID. Also, the MSATA SSD will not be supported only as a drive, not as an Intel Smart Response Technology cache under XP.
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depends on what features you are looking for , but generally speaking i am biased to asus product (i recommend them). i bought this specifically because it has the new m.2 ssd slot (plugs directly into the bottom of the MOBO...very cool and fast with no extra cables)
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Yes, SD in drive bay is OK. There is also an mSATA connector on the mother board that can be used for SSD.
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No there is not. I'm not an expert in hardware but I believe noticed that there is a slot for cache memory but it is empty. It fits the msata mini half-size ssd by the looks of it.
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http://mydigitalssd.com/sata-m2-ngff-ssd.php is a link to the full specs for this card. There is no mention of a screw being included, but other posts indicate that one is provided. I am ordering a card today, to be used as my boot drive on an ASUS Maximus VI Formula motherboard. While that board is not mentioned on their spec sheet, it does have an M.2 NGFF slot, so I'm gonna try this.
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Onboard graphics shares memory with RAM. I suppose you could get by with an external HDD (or even a flash drive), but it won't nearly be as fast as mSATA. Consider booting from USB when installing the OS, and imagine doing it everyday.
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Unfortunately, only the newest line of thinkpads can handle msata drives. No it will not be compatible with this drive, however you can get a standard ssd drive which will perform much faster than a typical HDD. Something like this should work http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/ssd/ct120m500ssd1
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This is mSata. It will plug into a Mini PCI-E slot, but in order to use this in a PCI-E you would need a sata chip on the PCI-E bus.The title is a bit confusing. Here is the description that correctly explains its function.The Samsung mSATA (Mini-Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) SSD is designed for ultraslim notebooks and comes in four sizes of storage capacity - 32GB, 64GB 128GB and 256GB of cash memory.It flash process technology and supports Mini SATA interface.
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no this computer only add msata 2slot(1slot occupied wifi) and 1sata(2.5inch) and 2 ram slot
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I suggest you use one of the HDD slots becuase there are a lot, and you connect SDDs and all other parts to the mobo. Hope that helps!
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The item is a barebone, it does not include system memory or storage. Please note, the system will not accept a 2.5" form factor SSD. Instead, mSata SSD must be used.
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mSata SSD. I installed one, it was very easy, apart from repositioning the heat sync, which was just lightly tricky.Note that doing this might void you warranty (check the maker's online documentation.).
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i have not, have you looked at the OCZ site for info? http://ocz.com/consumer/ssd-guide
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I have used this board with many different mSATA devices, and never had any problems. Have not tried the Crucial M500, but every drive I have tried it was P&P.; Have used Smart Modular, Samsung, Micron, and Sandisk devices.
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Greetings,The BRIX will support a single mSATA SSD. No other form-factor is compatible (2.5" or 3.5").Best regards,MITXPC